shark egg

[lilstrup]

ok i have a shark egg in my 250 there is already a 7 inch panther and about a 23 inch fimbriated do u think the fimbriated will eat the shark btw he already ate my 5 inch wrasse

 

[spongebod]

rather be safe than srry if u could put it into a different tank till it hatches. but im not an expert

 

[flatzboy]

I'dworry about the panther if anything he might nip at the shark when it hatches.

 

[lilstrup]

could i put him in a hand on tank

 

[squidd]

Egg, yes...Shark, NO...

 

[lilstrup]

yea i would just keep it in there till it hached than take him out and put him in i just wanna be there to make sure he does alright cuz it will prolly happen at night or during the day when i am gone

 

[lilstrup]

so i shouldn't really worry about the fimbriated

 

[gasguzzler]

I sure would. Newborn sharks are very docile, and well, boring. They dont really move around much in the first few days and that makes it possible for the the eel to attack. I would move that eel pretty quick.

 

[civickid]

hey lilstrip how do you get the money for all the fish, corals and fish when you have over 10K in the 4 tanks you have listed alone. Especially when your a student. What kinda job do you have. I am a student and work full time and i barely have time to take care of my 220. I bet you dont have any time at all. Do you have any pics of your 4 tanks.